At first glance, it looks like just a small stone structure, until you realize the true scale of the former castle with its paths, chapel, and vineyard. The site is much larger than it initially appears. The Baška Castle was first mentioned in written documents in 1232 under the name Besca. After the Venetians burned it down in 1380, the inhabitants abandoned the site and settled by the sea, where a new settlement, Baška, developed along the harbor. Today, with 1,673 residents, Baška is the second-largest municipality on the island of Krk. Reaching the site by car is quite daring, while on foot it is steep but manageable if you are...
Read moreNot far from the beach you can find a majestic piece of history. The Baska Castle ruins are taking visitor back in time. On the top you will find the church of St. Ivan and absolutely amazing view and photo point. While visiting Baska you should definitely put that on your bucket list! Highly recommended. !!!Attention visitor: Please respect this historical landmark, flora and fauna and help to keep them in good condition for generations to come....
Read moreDo not miss this place if you’re in Krk, amazing views and easy to reach. The last 800 m of the steep road is very narrow so we didn’t take our car but some people drive up to the church. There’s a trail starting behind the old church that leads you through the forest and many viewpoints - it’s easy and fine for children. Take the trail even if you have 1 hour to spend, you don’t have to reach the very top...
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